Inchy Heath - 1984 -
The Latch -
Everton 3 Aston Villa 1 in April 1967 at Goodison Park. The GV scores with a low shot into the bottom corner of the net -
Peter Osgood, watched closely by Howard Kendall of Everton -
The Gladwys street standing packed full -
Dixie with Jimmy "Parson" Jackson who was not so pleased with Elisha's Scotts who was a lay preacher Liverpool's keepers bad language -
Dixie Dean in his England kit remember they played on Saturdays the same time as any club played so Everton would have missed Dean at no 9 - even in his 60 goal season -
Dean in full flight v Arsenal -
Dixie Dean superstar in his day ended up as caretaker Doorman as a favour from John Moores Littlewood's pools company as a reward.....for his services to EFC -
Dixie's replacement - Tommy Lawton, Everton and England international -
A young William Ralph Dean -
Bobby Collins, one of postwar Everton's greatest players
Bobby Collins was a member of Everton's holy trinity with Alex Young and Roy Vernon. - a letter sent in to a newspaper -
As an Everton fan of very long-standing I was sad to hear of the death of Bobby Collins. He was one of postwar Everton's greatest players, largely responsible for our winning the Division One title in 1962-63, along with the other two members of the "holy trinity", Alex Young and Roy Vernon; and virtually single handedly the reason for our having stayed in the division the previous year.
one fan attended all Everton's home games from 1953 to my leaving Liverpool in 1968 except for one, and that was the midweek fixture against West Brom immediately after Bobby's transfer to Leeds. I could have told Everton's board that Bobby was far from finished, as was subsequently proved by his equally distinguished career at Leeds.
Bobby Collins was a member of Everton's holy trinity with Alex Young and Roy Vernon. - a letter sent in to a newspaper -
As an Everton fan of very long-standing I was sad to hear of the death of Bobby Collins. He was one of postwar Everton's greatest players, largely responsible for our winning the Division One title in 1962-63, along with the other two members of the "holy trinity", Alex Young and Roy Vernon; and virtually single handedly the reason for our having stayed in the division the previous year.
one fan attended all Everton's home games from 1953 to my leaving Liverpool in 1968 except for one, and that was the midweek fixture against West Brom immediately after Bobby's transfer to Leeds. I could have told Everton's board that Bobby was far from finished, as was subsequently proved by his equally distinguished career at Leeds.
Fred Pickering looks cold here at a belated Dixie Deans testimonial game of two mixed Merseyside teams Everton v the other lot made up of England v Scotland -
1984-85 -
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